Getty Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was ranked last by NFL coaches and executives.
The skepticism surrounding Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders runs deeper than his uneven rookie season.
Mike Sando of The Athletic believes Sanders’ standing across the NFL has been damaged by questions about both his play and how he conducts himself. Sando offered that assessment during an appearance on the “Ultimate Cleveland Sports Show” after Sanders finished No. 35 — dead last — in his annual quarterback tiers survey.
Sando’s annual rankings are based on ballots from 50 NFL coaches and executives. Sanders finished No.
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